Ariana Grande x Swarovski

Ariana Grande just got promoted. The singer and actress was previously a brand ambassador of Swarovski, but now she can add designer to her résumé, as she has aided in the creation of a new capsule collection for the crystal brand. Grande worked with Swarovski’s global creative director, Giovanna Engelbert, on 16 extravagant pieces inspired by her love of music. Treble clef earrings decorated with crystals encircle the wearer’s lobe and climb up the ear. A whimsical tiara looks like it could have been plucked from the Emerald City, while a similarly twirling cuff is topped with a crystal pearl. Hearts are also a main theme of the collection, and a large heart pendant is most definitely the star of the Mert and Marcus-shot campaign (aside from Grande, of course). The shape is also repeated on chokers for a more subtle effect, creating the perfect Valentine’s Day gift. The Ariana Grande x Swarovski Capsule collection is available now in select Swarovski stores and on swarovski.com. It will launch globally in Swarovski stores on January 30.

Fendi Mamma Baguette

After 25 years, Fendi’s beloved Mamma Baguette bag has returned for spring 2025, reimagined in soft nappa leather with a contemporary twist. Originally designed in the late ’90s as a larger counterpart to Silvia Venturini Fendi’s iconic Baguette, the Mamma Baguette maintains its signature rectangular shape, FF logo buckle, and shoulder strap, now enhanced with a handy drawstring closure. Available in three sizes, there’s a version of the revived classic for every need from day to night.

Canada Goose Eyewear by Haider Ackermann

Haider Ackermann has unveiled his first eyewear line for Canada Goose. The Colombian-born French designer—a favorite of celebrities like Timothée Chalamet and Tilda Swinton—became the luxury outerwear brand’s first creative director last year (a few months before he was also appointed to helm Tom Ford). The new spring 2025 eyewear collection includes 18 sunglasses and 23 optical lenses—with men’s, women’s, and unisex frames all represented, bearing the brand’s performance ethos in mind. Think durability and comfort (ideal for say, hitting the slopes) but with forward-thinking design elements (there are a number of low-bridge options) and Ackermann’s masterful use of colors and lines. The glasses are also made with high-quality sustainable materials like plant-based resin, aluminum, and titanium. The line is available online January 30 and in stores February 5.

Willy Chavarria x Kendrick Lamar

Following his exciting debut at Paris Men’s Fashion Week, Willy Chavarria has announced his next project: a limited collection created in collaboration with Kendrick Lamar for the rapper’s upcoming performance at the 2025 Super Bowl Halftime Show. Chavarria worked with Lamar’s own label, pgLang, as well as the NFL on a five-piece collection comprised of a hoodie, practice jersey, t-shirt, and drawstring shorts. Designs from artist Felipe Merida—a frequent Chavarria collaborator—as well as lyrics from Lamar’s song, “tv off” decorate the hoodie and tee. The standout of the collection, however, is undoubtedly a cropped, balloon-sleeve satin jacket with “K Lamar” embroidered on the chest and “g.NATIONAL” on the back, in reference to Lamar’s upcoming Grand National Tour. The Willy Chavarria x Kendrick Lamar collection will be available on Wednesday, January 29 on Lamar’s website; proceeds will be donated to individuals impacted by the Los Angeles fires.

Giorgio Armani’s That’s So Armani Collection

Giorgio Armani’s latest project celebrates the cornerstones of timeless men’s fashion. A new, curated selection of Armani garments highlights the individual as much as it does the brand. Classic Armani soft tailoring is showcased in luxurious textiles including vicuña, cashmere, and fine wools, rendered in the traditional brand shades of navy blue and black. The pieces are simple, though, so the wearer can bring their own personality to the styling. Comprised of both single- and double-breasted jackets, trench coats, crewneck pullovers, t-shirts, trousers, and more, That’s So Armani suggests the perfect wardrobe for any gentleman, while simultaneously defying gender conventions. Soo Joo Park’s appearance in the collection’s campaign—alongside Kaytranada and Archie Renaux—proves that women can also indulge in the Armani elegance. That’s So Armani is available now in select Giorgio Armani boutiques and on armani.com.

Rimowa x Rick Owens

The raw, dark aesthetic of Rick Owens meets Rimowa’s heritage craftsmanship in an unexpected collab. Together, the two brands have created a limited-edition version of Rimowa’s iconic Original Cabin suitcase, now finished with patinated aluminum. Rick Owen’s version of the Original Cabin will also feature Rimowa’s first fully leather interior, sourced directly from the fashion brand. Only 500 pieces have been created for the collaboration, and thanks to the manual pigment application process used in the product’s creation, no two are alike. Each purchase also comes with a hair-on cow-skin luggage tag, developed and produced by Rick Owens in Italy. The Rimowa x Rick Owens Original Cabin Bronze is available January 30 in select Rimowa and Rick Owens stores worldwide, as well as on rimowa.com and rickowens.eu.

Fendi’s Peekaboo Soft Small Bag

Fendi’s Peekaboo family is growing. The Italian brand, founded in Rome in 1925, is kicking off its centennial celebrations with the release of the new Peekaboo Soft Small bag. First unveiled on the spring/summer 2025 runway, the design is, fittingly, a smaller version of the house’s iconic Peekaboo Soft bag. Featuring the same soft construction, lightweight design, and high-quality calf leather of its larger predecessors, the newest variety suggests more wearability with the addition of an adjustable strap, which can be attached to the top handle for a cross-body or shoulder option. Available in a multitude of colors (and some seasonal options adorned with fringe, as originally seen on the runway), the new bag adds to Fendi’s already expansive Peekaboo line—a favorite of Fendi devotees since the accessory launched in 2009.

To celebrate the newest addition, Fendi worked with director Emir Eralp on a 40-second video featuring music by the Swedish electronic band Little Dragon. The clip depicts a day in the life of three young women in Rome and their Peekaboo Small Soft bags, proving the versatility of the design in color, wear, and function. The Peekaboo Small Soft bag is available now at fendi.com and in Fendi boutiques worldwide.

Prada x National Geographic CreativeWorks

Prada is enlisting National Geographic for a third time to help celebrate the fashion brand’s latest Re-Nylon collection and campaign. This go-around, the two companies have created a series of four documentary films (and accompanying images) featuring Benedict Cumberbatch and Sadie Sink, which tell the story of Prada’s Re-Nylon initiative. Since 2019, Prada has been working with Sea Beyond, a UNESCO educational program that works to raise awareness for ocean preservation. The collection continues the conversation around fashion’s role in this process, with Re-Nylon using only materials regenerated from plastic waste sourced from oceans and landfills. The accompanying films explore the positive impact the initiative has on communities and habitats around the world, as Cumberbatch and Sink visit Norway and Mexico respectively, charting the environmental actions underway to help safeguard marine life. The Re-Nylon collection will donate 1 percent of its proceeds to the the Sea Beyond educational program. The 2025 Re-Nylon collection and docuseries are available to purchase and view on prada.com.

Louis Vuitton x Murakami SoHo Pop-Up

Louis Vuitton is pulling out all the stops for its latest collection, a re-edition of one of the brand’s most iconic collaborations of all time: LV x Murakami. The capsule—which builds on the original partnership created 20 years ago under then-creative director Marc Jacobs—already features a campaign starring brand ambassador Zendaya. Now, Louis Vuitton has also opened a dedicated space to celebrate the launch in SoHo. Inspired by Tokyo’s modular hotels, the shop features a minimalist interior. A white corridor divides the first floor into sections, each one boasting a bold color scheme. Inside, one can find Chapter One of the capsule collection, as well as an exhibition space highlighting archival selections from the original collection, which started a bona fide craze back in 2003. Those who make a purchase will receive a token for a vending machine in the hopes of winning Louis Vuitton x Murakami stickers, trading cards, or Takashi Murakami’s Flower Go Walk portable games. This is so much more than just a store: between January 10 and 12, shoppers can also enjoy an onsite café serving drinks and panda-shaped pastries. If you’re lucky enough to own a piece from the original collection, a care station will be made available to refurbish it for you. And if you want to relax and stay in the mind of Murakami for a while, head downstairs to the cinema to catch remastered versions of the artist’s Superflat films. The Louis Vuitton x Murakami pop-up will remain open through the end of January.